I'm Nate Morse, an amateur (Fox 9dan) living in upstate NY. I want to share my passion for Go with you, so that you can love it all your life just as I will.
To answer the last question, I personally prefer for you to cover a match even if someone else has already done it. Something about your style just clicks with me. You go into detail on why each player has made a move and the narrate the psychological reasons behind it, it all helps me to undersyand better(I am an 8 kyu btw. Though even when I was 13 kyu I remember your videos inspired me to try some stuff despite not understanding everything, that got me to improve very fast until where I am now). So your channel is the only go channel I make sure to watch every video of. I would love to see any video you are passionate about making. Idk if this would be different if I was making sure to watch others as well, but I think there is something unique about the way you cover things so I imagine not
I enjoy your commentary. Keep doing what you're doing. You don't need to change or adjust how you're making content, or compare yourself with other content creators. I love to listen to your take on the games, and will continue to watch your videos every time you release one. Thank you for your hard work. I, and im sure many others, appreciate your efforts. Thank you.
Always look forward to your videos! I watch them with my kids (9 and 7) who love Go as well. We are all engaged the whole time, and appreciate your balance of depth. The length and content are great. Thank you!
I think you have the most entertaining Go commentary on RU-vid. So please, do create videos even if the topic has already been covered! A small suggestion, if I may - could you please try to disable that "auto mute" feature in your microphone or software you use for recording? It mutes/unmutes your microphone when it detects your voice, and sometimes it feels strange when suddenly all background noises disappear. You can find an example of this at 8:38
I always enjoy your commentary very much. Your approach of "telling the story" of the game is both entertaining and puts a nice focus on the strategic aspects without overloading my mind with technicalities 🙂
I would like to see a game reviewed by you and Micheal Redmond. Maybe a video where you make a review before watching Micheal's video with an epilogue about what you learned or changed your mind about after watching Micheal's video. I find you and Micheal's style of review different and enjoy them both.
Thanks for the review! Yeah everyone got their own vibe. Some people may prefer Michael some may prefer Eunkyodo some may prefer you. Probably most of us glad to have all 3
1. I vote to call it the “Blinding The Elephant” tesuji. 2. Yes, I love your game reviews. You have a unique narrative style that no one else has. 3. I was very happy to see you upload, I always look forward to your videos.
Yes, please make them anyways. You are fun to watch :) I love Michael and I think every content maker has their unique thing. I feel like a friend is telling me a story in yours, laughs, and the explanations that are just to my level, and also not redundant at all, not entering into mega uber complex situations. Keep at it, you are doing great
Very nice game and thank you for the analysis N8 was such a nice move for me and later H9 for black was soo big. Further plays n’choices n’fights are far above my level ;)
You are a really good communicator at least for my level of play (lapsed and relapsed shodan). I am always happy to see you cover the tracks of another streamer. I am very forgetful and always benefit from reinforcement.
An answer to your last question : love the way you're telling the story of the game, and you should do whatever if you enjoy it, regardless of other youtubers ;)
